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Just build your thing with whatever you've got. The important thing is to finish. Once you finish it will be pretty obvious what you'd like to improve. Start lo
by spudsilo 11y ago
Just build your thing with whatever you've got. The important thing is to finish. Once you finish it will be pretty obvious what you'd like to improve. Start looking at other tools and languages from that perspective. Your goal should be to know what different things are good for (and what they aren't) and when to use them, rather than mastery of any single technology.
- dbob 11y agoThanks for posting. The hard thing for me as someone that does not understand clearly what I am getting myself into is knowing that after X I do/learn Y. And I was afraid that if I finish X I might be at a dead end, e.g., not knowing what to do next. That's why I wanted have a clear idea of what would be a good set of programming skills for me to aim for from the start. Thanks again for the tip!